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Don't Make These 5 Mistakes MUSKY Fishing!

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  • Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
  • Musky fishing can be a huge challenge and learning curve, so what are some common mistakes to avoid? In todays video I discuss 5 of the most common mistakes I see among new Musky Anglers and some ways to avoid them!
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Комментарии • 57

  • @dennisseeb3061
    @dennisseeb3061 2 года назад +8

    This is great information. At the end of every night I loosen my drag to release the tension. I was taught to do that when I first learned to musky fishing.

  • @krispyk.1786
    @krispyk.1786 12 дней назад

    As someone who is 5’6” I’ve definitely been satisfied with only using a rod that’s 7’ or 7’6” - it really is just down to what you’re comfortable throwing and using all day

  • @vapenationzamvapenation3516
    @vapenationzamvapenation3516 2 года назад

    Great informational video, on point! Nice to see that people lift these topics from time to time, when done right like this. magic!
    Keep up the good work!

  • @JDATokplachannel
    @JDATokplachannel 2 года назад +2

    Very nice spot. Thank for share this video,

  • @dennisseeb3061
    @dennisseeb3061 2 года назад +4

    Can you do a video on setting the hook. I see a lot of people not set the hook very hard especially sucker fishing.

    • @kanalgratisdotcom
      @kanalgratisdotcom  2 года назад +1

      For sure! Gonna do lots this summer related to hook setting and figure 8s!

  • @thelonesomefisherman7425
    @thelonesomefisherman7425 2 года назад

    Solid video, Ben. Good luck this season.

  • @MattVavrochFishing
    @MattVavrochFishing 2 года назад +2

    Great tips man, seriously a fast and effective rundown!

  • @deanmentjes7774
    @deanmentjes7774 2 года назад

    Great video, thanks!

  • @edzip6963
    @edzip6963 8 месяцев назад

    Great video, I’m not a huge figure 8 guy as a prefer a fish away from the boat and the big fight but solid tips

  • @glenntonge7144
    @glenntonge7144 2 года назад

    Yes, this is a great video for beginners! Ben, just thought about possibly doing a video on how to handle the fish. Using the "hold your breath rule" and hook removal. I personally first try with long pliers then if that doesn't work I cut the hooks ASAP. Great job

  • @panzerdivizzion
    @panzerdivizzion 2 года назад

    Thank you for this video! It’s so refreshing to watch a video that isn’t full of trash clickbait. I can’t wait to catch my first Muskie. Gonna go this fall when the water gets cold again. What a beautiful fish.

  • @sgangling
    @sgangling 2 года назад

    Excellent video. Very well done Ben

  • @PhoenixPichner
    @PhoenixPichner 2 года назад +1

    sick video!

  • @Patriot-1973
    @Patriot-1973 Год назад

    Nice vid. I was always taught to keep my drag set so line CAN be peeled off on a big run.....and I can see how that's cost me hook-set power in the past. Better to jar bone soon as possible

  • @keithsada1380
    @keithsada1380 8 месяцев назад

    Missed a big one last year by not doing a figure 8 on about my 200th cast. Lol.

  • @trueglidetv3785
    @trueglidetv3785 2 года назад

    Super rad video Ben 🤘🏻

  • @MrMiZa76
    @MrMiZa76 2 года назад

    finally i found some information about how to properly catch my target fish! i just moved from germany to Montana and i am looking forward to step up to the big brother of our pikes in germany. thank you so much for the videos

  • @Vissenbijdewaterkant
    @Vissenbijdewaterkant 2 года назад

    Great tips!

  • @robsimpson6537
    @robsimpson6537 2 года назад +1

    Referring to point number 4. I’ve caught more on the 8 when I totally ignore the skie upon the follow. It’s in our nature to allow the fish to catch up to the lure. Once I see the fish I don’t even concentrate on it After all it’s mimicking a baitfish trying to escape

    • @kanalgratisdotcom
      @kanalgratisdotcom  2 года назад +3

      Agreed! I always try to speed up, doesn’t always work but sometimes it gets them going. Thank you for watching!

    • @ballhawk387
      @ballhawk387 2 года назад +1

      That's probably the reason too sharp of turns don't work, not being a move a biatfish can actually pull off. I do my short line maneuvers with the idea of looking like a baitfish trying to escape first and foremost.

  • @arrondentinger2086
    @arrondentinger2086 Год назад

    I bought a fishing kayak at the beginning of the year and have been trying to catch one all season. I've been going about twice a month and just a few weeks ago I finally had my first follow but no take. It's been a very frustrating process but I'm not giving up.

    • @kanalgratisdotcom
      @kanalgratisdotcom  Год назад +1

      The pay off will be well worth it! Good luck the rest of your season!!

  • @rodbelding9523
    @rodbelding9523 2 года назад

    Yeah I think number 5 is most important. Something I learned through trial and error is you absolutely have to keep the drag as tight as possible. If it slips at all on the hookset that fish is gonna be gone.

  • @tylerlodel4137
    @tylerlodel4137 8 месяцев назад

    What would you recommend the 5.1 for what baits

  • @jdean1851
    @jdean1851 28 дней назад

    HOT TIPS" THANX!!! jd

  • @kolczatr337
    @kolczatr337 Год назад

    Can you give any hook sharpener recommendation, please?

  • @user-un5my5bw4j
    @user-un5my5bw4j 2 месяца назад

    I prefer St. CROIX Mojo musky Mefium heavy 7'2" and St. CROIX Tournament Pike rods Medium Heavy 7' and 7'6"

  • @mikef9966
    @mikef9966 Год назад

    what knot do you use tying to leaders

  • @stephbull8497
    @stephbull8497 2 года назад

    Thanks for all 👍👍👍. See you soon ✌️🇨🇵

  • @Musky888s
    @Musky888s 3 месяца назад

    Where ya located? Let’s get out on some skinny water, my treat…got a new rig this year;);)

  • @charliegrey1287
    @charliegrey1287 2 года назад +1

    I'm a kid and I hooked my first muskie but I yanked it and it took off with a creek chub I'm gonna try in 2 days he was 32 inches

  • @jussipakarinen6229
    @jussipakarinen6229 2 года назад

    2:34 This is so true!!!

  • @merktv9591
    @merktv9591 11 месяцев назад

    Just an FYI for beginners do not max out your drag if you are trolling he was talking about casting

  • @andrewchronopoulos
    @andrewchronopoulos 2 года назад

    Quick question. What line setup should I use? Wire leader, fluoro, etc.
    And are there any go to baits that i should have?

    • @kanalgratisdotcom
      @kanalgratisdotcom  2 года назад

      I run 100lb braid to a 6-9 inch leader. I’d personally run a Stand Wire Leader for versatility. As far as baits I don’t think you can beat any sort of bucktail, and I’d also throw in some sort of soft plastic bait!

    • @andrewchronopoulos
      @andrewchronopoulos 2 года назад

      @@kanalgratisdotcom i did it. Caught a 29 in. Thx for the advice.

    • @kanalgratisdotcom
      @kanalgratisdotcom  2 года назад

      @@andrewchronopoulos Awesome Work, Congrats!!!!

  • @user-sz3op7yj6e
    @user-sz3op7yj6e 4 месяца назад

    If I got a 8 foot for bank fishing did I mess up 😭

  • @davidbryanbartlett4071
    @davidbryanbartlett4071 2 года назад

    What was the name of rod?

    • @kanalgratisdotcom
      @kanalgratisdotcom  2 года назад

      Chaos Tackle Assault Sticks are what I run for rods!

  • @davidedutremblay5050
    @davidedutremblay5050 Год назад

    Musky as in rank ?

  • @reliableblue27
    @reliableblue27 Год назад

    How you gonna figure 8 when your bank fishing

  • @Chillin24Seven
    @Chillin24Seven 11 месяцев назад

    Too sharp of turns and turning into the boat is the biggest mistake you can make in the figure 8.

  • @Owen-el4no
    @Owen-el4no 2 года назад

    im sorry but I feel there is no need for such big gear for peopel who arnt about it 24/7 i almost landed a muskie on a super light rod and line but that just what i think and im not a expert??

    • @kanalgratisdotcom
      @kanalgratisdotcom  2 года назад

      It’s mainly to handle the larger lures and figure 8s effectively instead of handle i f the fish itself. Heavy line is important to save you from snapping off larger lures should back lashes happen, and the longer heavier rods will help you better accomplish figure 8s.

    • @Owen-el4no
      @Owen-el4no 2 года назад

      @@kanalgratisdotcom thank you that’s what I thought I fish for them but I use tinier lures and light gear

    • @ballhawk387
      @ballhawk387 2 года назад +1

      Heavy enough to suit the lures and tactics, but not necessarily super-heavy. But I learned for a number of pike that got away in weeds in my younger days the gear has to be heavy *enough* to be able to turn and hold them on to keep them out of heavy cover.

    • @Owen-el4no
      @Owen-el4no 2 года назад +1

      @@ballhawk387 yea thanks